No jobs recession for people aged over 50, says CIPD
Women have not performed well in traditionally feminised occupations.
By New Statesman Published 18 April 2012
A Jobcentre Plus office in England. Credit: Getty Images.
Women aged 50-64, and men and women aged 65 and above have registered an increase in both the number in work and employment rates since the start of the jobs recession, according to a report from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) that is based on official statistics from the Labour Force Survey.
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